Australian boxing gun Jai Opetaia. He has just sealed a world title fight against IBF cruiserweight champion Mairis Briedis. This fight will take place on the Gold Coast. More about Jai here.

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Alice Springs cricket is heading towards finals with 4 weeks to go at the different grades. Some teams are standing out as those to watch at the climax to the 2021-2022 series. More info here.

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Libby Steel is a Surf Coast singer-songwriter known for her strong, soulful vocals and explosive live set. She has performed across the country, supporting acts like San Cisco, Harts and more. Now as she prepares to release her debut EP, 2022 is already shaping up to be a big year. With her first single "Ebbs & Flows" dropping in February, you'd best keep an eye out for Libby Steel and her music. More about Libby is here.

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‘Why can’t we just be friends’

My name is Aut Ratchaphom and I am 20 years old. I have been making music for over 4 years. I was born in Thailand but have been living in Australia for the past 9 years, after moving to Perth with my family. I started self-learning music since high school, when I attended Fremantle College. I performed over 20 times at the college both by myself and with a band. I was inspired by many solo global mainstream artists and how a lot of them were self-taught and came from grassroots/local scenes before becoming superstars. More here.

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Penned by Tori along with Jason Duke and Johnny Simmen a few years back when Tori spent three months writing in Nashville, “Sit In A Bar”, is a shift in gears for Tori and unlike anything you’ve ever heard from her. Find out more here.

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Nola and Pete joined Big Brekky for a chat. The song is about healing scars, being part of such a beautiful country and to heal in that country at the same time. Jalgany front woman Nola Lauch has a foster son that comes from Yuendumu. His name is Anton Walker, his skin name is Jukitayi Japanungka and he joined Nola’s family when he was 15 years old. Nola refers to Anton as "my beautiful son”. More about Jalgany here.

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Barkly Mayor Jeffrey Mclaughlin having a chat with Big Brekky about happenings in the Barkly region. More info here.

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Trevor wrote the words, Kevin wrote the song. Trevor is the father, Kevin is the son and the song is called Farmer's Son. More about Kevin here.

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Phill tells a crackin' yarn in the style of Slim Dusty and John Williamson and spoke to Big Brekky of the challenges of making up songs while driving a truck across the country among other things. More info here.

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The Brekky Show welcomes Henry & Ranahl. They have graced stages across the Kimberley. In 2019, then called the Henry Skeen Band, they performed at the West Australian Music Festival to an estimated crowd of 40,000 people. With a bevy of followers across the country the fans of Henry and Ranahl have fallen in love with their ability to light up a room with music to dance the night away. Latest single '4WD' tells the true story of the dangers of borrowing dad's car without asking! More info here.

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